BSC 2085 Exam 3 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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Please match the following items: 1) Gluteus maximus
1) The muscle that forms much of the fleshy part of the 2) Quadriceps femoris
buttock 3) Sartorius
2) "The muscle that extends the leg at the knee, as in 4) Intercostal
kicking a ball" 5) Buccinator
3) The thin muscle that travels down and across the 6) Iliopsoas
medial surface of the thigh 7) Sacrospinalis
4) Muscles located between the ribs that aid in
respiration
5) The muscle that forms the fleshy part of the cheek
6) The powerful flexor of the thigh
7) The longest muscle of the spine
The muscle that forms much of the fleshy part of the Gluteus maximus
buttock
"The muscle that extends the leg at the knee, as in kicking Quadriceps femoris
a ball"
The thin muscle that travels down and across the medial Sartorius
surface of the thigh
Muscles located between the ribs that aid in respiration Intercostal
The powerful flexor of the thigh Iliopsoas
The longest muscle of the spine Sacrospinalis
Also known as triangular muscles, this kind of muscle has Convergent
fibers that originate from a large area but converge onto
one attachment point
The triceps brachii flexes the arm at the elbow False
(True/False)
The lateral muscle of the leg that turns the sole of the Fibularis longus
foot outward (eversion) is the
The internal oblique flexes and rotates the vertebral True
column and increases intra-abdominal pressure
(True/False)
Which of the following is not a muscle of the head? Sacrospinalis
3 multiple choice options
, Please match the following items: 1) Fulcrum
1) The pivot point in a lever system 2) Fascicle
2) A bundle of muscle fibers 3) Tendon
3) A cord of connective tissue that attaches a muscle to a 4) Myosin
bone 5) Endomysium
4) One of the two types of protein filaments needed for
contraction in a muscle
5) A thin layer of connective tissue that surrounds each
muscle fiber
The pivot point in a lever system Fulcrum
A bundle of muscle fibers Fascicle
A cord of connective tissue that attaches a muscle to a Tendon
bone
One of the two types of protein filaments needed for Myosin
contraction in a muscle
A thin layer of connective tissue that surrounds each Endomysium
muscle fiber
The elbow is an example of the third-class lever type True
(True/False)
A muscle that moves the head is the Sternocleidomastoid
In the anatomic lever systems, the fulcrum is the Joint
The perimysium is a thick layer of connective tissue that True
surrounds a group of muscle fibers forming a muscle
fascicle (True/False)
The biceps muscle has two heads (True/False) True
The platysma is a superficial muscle of the anterior neck True
that wrinkles the skin when contracted (True/False)
Isometric muscle contractions involve constant tension True
with no change in muscle length (True/False)
Smooth muscle is found in the walls of organs of the True
digestive tube (True/False)
A covalent bond is one formed by the sharing of True
electrons (True/False)
Which of the following statements is not true of water? It is organic
3 multiple choice options
Answers
Please match the following items: 1) Gluteus maximus
1) The muscle that forms much of the fleshy part of the 2) Quadriceps femoris
buttock 3) Sartorius
2) "The muscle that extends the leg at the knee, as in 4) Intercostal
kicking a ball" 5) Buccinator
3) The thin muscle that travels down and across the 6) Iliopsoas
medial surface of the thigh 7) Sacrospinalis
4) Muscles located between the ribs that aid in
respiration
5) The muscle that forms the fleshy part of the cheek
6) The powerful flexor of the thigh
7) The longest muscle of the spine
The muscle that forms much of the fleshy part of the Gluteus maximus
buttock
"The muscle that extends the leg at the knee, as in kicking Quadriceps femoris
a ball"
The thin muscle that travels down and across the medial Sartorius
surface of the thigh
Muscles located between the ribs that aid in respiration Intercostal
The powerful flexor of the thigh Iliopsoas
The longest muscle of the spine Sacrospinalis
Also known as triangular muscles, this kind of muscle has Convergent
fibers that originate from a large area but converge onto
one attachment point
The triceps brachii flexes the arm at the elbow False
(True/False)
The lateral muscle of the leg that turns the sole of the Fibularis longus
foot outward (eversion) is the
The internal oblique flexes and rotates the vertebral True
column and increases intra-abdominal pressure
(True/False)
Which of the following is not a muscle of the head? Sacrospinalis
3 multiple choice options
, Please match the following items: 1) Fulcrum
1) The pivot point in a lever system 2) Fascicle
2) A bundle of muscle fibers 3) Tendon
3) A cord of connective tissue that attaches a muscle to a 4) Myosin
bone 5) Endomysium
4) One of the two types of protein filaments needed for
contraction in a muscle
5) A thin layer of connective tissue that surrounds each
muscle fiber
The pivot point in a lever system Fulcrum
A bundle of muscle fibers Fascicle
A cord of connective tissue that attaches a muscle to a Tendon
bone
One of the two types of protein filaments needed for Myosin
contraction in a muscle
A thin layer of connective tissue that surrounds each Endomysium
muscle fiber
The elbow is an example of the third-class lever type True
(True/False)
A muscle that moves the head is the Sternocleidomastoid
In the anatomic lever systems, the fulcrum is the Joint
The perimysium is a thick layer of connective tissue that True
surrounds a group of muscle fibers forming a muscle
fascicle (True/False)
The biceps muscle has two heads (True/False) True
The platysma is a superficial muscle of the anterior neck True
that wrinkles the skin when contracted (True/False)
Isometric muscle contractions involve constant tension True
with no change in muscle length (True/False)
Smooth muscle is found in the walls of organs of the True
digestive tube (True/False)
A covalent bond is one formed by the sharing of True
electrons (True/False)
Which of the following statements is not true of water? It is organic
3 multiple choice options
